Just to get off the topic of Lost for two minutes, here's some great news from the Who Universe.
Twisted and wonderful writer Neil Gaiman - the man behind The Sandman and Good Omens - is going to be penning a Who episode.
But we'll have to wait as it's planned not for the upcoming season but the season after that.
I saw this picture when browsing the net....
Is it the Black Smoke or just black smoke?
Could Old Smokey have had a direct effect on the plane?
LINDA HAMILTON has hinted that she wouldn't mind making a cameo in a new Terminator movie.
The Holy Water actress - who played Sarah Connor in the first two films - said appearing in a future Terminator flick or even playing a killer cyborg herself would be fun.
"Wouldn't that be great?" she smiled. "Yes, but I think that would require a certain kind of level of fitness.
"They wouldn't make a Terminator model of Sarah Connor at the age of 53, now would they?" she laughed.
"If they could find some way to bring my youth and strength back, not that I'm that far off track, but to be compared to one's self 25 years earlier, you take a risk."
Off the top of my head. A few questions...
So much better than you think it is going to be...
Here it is - everything you need to know about Lost in 10 minutes.
The Reduced Shakespeare Company, best known for its concise classics, presents all five series of the show in, yes, 10 minutes.
Our clip is introduced by Lost masterminds Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.
So get a coffee, a 15-minute window, sit back and enjoy!
Actress Gina Bellman was born in New Zealand.
The 43-year-old rose to fame in Dennis Potter's drama Blackeyes, and also starred in Coupling, Jekyll and the hit American drama series Leverage, which can be seen on the Bravo channel, which airs Wednesdays at 9pm.
Gina, who has a 10-week-old daughter, divides her time between west London and Portland, Oregon.
I spotted these excellent 'Origins' clips on You Tube in build up to the last season of Lost which as you know starts this Friday.
Here's the first couple... more tomorrow.
The first focuses on the childhood of the central characters
The second looks at some of the happier moments!
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